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Figure 6-3: Diagnostic display example
The following table gives a resolution to indicator boxes where applicable.
Table 6-3: Box indicator descriptions
Source
Group
Issue
Resolution
Missing Device
Oven
Board did not report to Oven
Controller (OC) at startup.
Check power to board. Check CAN
connections. Contact ABB.
Mismatched Device
Oven
Board identity does not match
config file.
Contact ABB. Check config file.
Inaccessible Device
Oven
Board communication not
viable.
Check CAN connection to Wago
module.
Refer to Wago documentation.
Duplicate Device
Oven
Two devices have the same
CAN node ID.
Correct by changing the node ID of
one of the duplicate boards. Refer to
the Service Manual.
Extra Device
Oven
A board that responded to the
OC is not listed in the system
configuration.
Contact ABB for more information.
Remove board.
PIC Comm Error
(Hardware Error)
DTC#
DSP and PIC supervisor have
stopped communicating.
Replace DTC Digital card. Refer to the
Service Manual.
Broken valve
(Hardware Error)
DTC#
Valve failed start-up test.
Check solenoid block cable. Replace
faulty solenoid if problem persists.
AC fault (Hardware
Error)
DTC#
DTC did not detect AC or
power to heater failed.
Check AC connections to DTC
assembly. T-Rating faults can also
cause this symptom.
Current out-of-range
(Hardware Error)
DTC#
Internal power test failed.
Check heater(s) to verify proper
resistance. Check heater connections.
CAN Node Not Found
DTC#
Device did not communicate
with OC or go online.
Check board LEDs for error. Refer to
the Service Manual.
Lost CAN Heartbeat
DTC#
Device stopped
communicating.
Check board LEDs for error. Check
CAN bus.
Refer to the Service Manual.
Code Download Error
DTC#
Failed to send executable code
to device.
Check board LEDs for error. Refer to
the Service Manual.
Unexpected Heater
Voltage
DTC#.
IsoThrml Oven
Internal power test failed.
Can occur as a result of PIC
supervisor shutdown or T-Rating
failure. Verify heaters and